Peperomia Obtusifolia

Light: Loves bright filtered light best will tolerate medium and artificial lighting..
Water: Allow the soil to dry out 80% of the way between each watering. Avoid soggy soil as this will lead to rot.
Humidity: Average to high humidity is best. In high humidity water less often.
Temperature: Ideal temperatures range from 18°C - 26°C.
Soil: A well-draining organic potting mix amended with perlite and some medium bark chunks to create a well-draining airy mix.
Fertilizer: Use a well balanced organic fertilizer once every month during Spring through Summer.
Repotting: Peperomia have a fine root structure, so do not require frequent re-potting. If you note roots poking out the drainage holes or your plant has stalled in growth, re-pot no more than 3cm large than the previous planter.
Propagation: The best way to propagate Peperomia is via stem cuttings. Chose a stem approximately 8 -10cm in length. Snip and dip in rooting hormone. Stick cut end in slightly moistened potting medium, place in a clear bag in a bright spot. Check regularly to ensure the medium stays moist to the touch. Your plant is established and can be removed from the bag once new growth has formed.

1- Low Maintenance :- They’re not fussy about light or watering, which means they’re perfect for those who forget to water their plants or for plant newbies. They’re tough cookies that adapt to your life, not the other way around.
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